Supreme Court of India
N. Thajudeen v. Tamil Nadu Khadi and Village Industries Board
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Issue for Consideration Issue arose whether the registered gift deed was duly acted upon and accepted and is a valid document which continue to exist despite its revocation as the donor had not reserved the right to revoke the same. Headnotes† Gift – Gift deed – Revocation – When attracted – Execution of gift deed by the appellant in favour of the respondent, gifting the property for the purpose of manufacturing and the same was accepted by the respondent – However, revoked after five years – Four years later, the respondent filed suit for declaration of title over the property and recovery…
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